Aggressive coping strategy in situations of social conflict. an attempt to determine personality predictors

Borecka-Biernat, Danuta

doi:10.35923/jes.2018.2.05

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“…Por otro lado, existen una serie de estrategias de afrontamiento que pueden clasificarse como inadecuadas, debido al carácter evitativo del problema de las mismas. Este tipo de estrategias de afrontamiento se relacionan con el uso de conductas agresivas o emociones negativas a la hora de dar respuesta a un determinado conflicto, así como, la falta de hacer frente al problema mediante la evitación (Borecka-Biernat, 2018;Bosworth & Hammer, 1995;Matthews et al, 2016;Rodríguez et al, 2016;Vashchenko et al, 2007). Además, es necesario resaltar la existencia de diferencias en relación con las estrategias de afrontamiento según tanto el sexo como la edad.…”

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Estrategias de afrontamiento en los conflictos entre adolescentes: revisión sistemática

Moreno¹,

Jurado²

2022

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Las estrategias de afrontamiento son las acciones que se utilizan con la finalidad de dar solución a cualquier problema que se origina en la vida cotidiana. El objetivo de la presente revisión sistemática es identificar cuáles son las estrategias de afrontamiento que utiizan los adolescentes cuando se ven envueltos en un conflicto social. La metodología ha consistido en realizar una búsqueda en las bases de datos e Web of Science, Scopus, Eric, Dialnet Plus, Ebsco y PsycINFO a partir de la selección de unos descriptores que han dado lugar a una fórmula de búsqueda. Dicha búsqueda ha contado con una serie de criterios de inclusión e exclusión que han permitido seleccionar 15 estudios para esta revisión. Los resultados muestran la diversidad de estrategias de afrontamiento que utilizan los adolescentes como es la búsqueda de apoyo social o la evitación del problema y las diferencias existentes según sexo y edad

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Estrategias de afrontamiento en los conflictos entre adolescentes: revisión sistemática

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Jurado²

2022

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“…Adolescents use a range of coping strategies when faced with conflict. Frydenberg and Lewis (2000) identified various types: seeking a solution in the face of conflict, seeking social support (from family, peers, or professionals), avoidance strategies, distancing from the problem, and even aggression and/or anger (Borecka-Biernat 2018). Other studies have shown that gender has an influence on conflict management; thus, Çoban (2013), Verdugo-Lucero et al (2013), andReyes et al (2017) found that the strategy most used by females was seeking support, while males often resorted to conflict avoidance.…”

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Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue Competences in Adolescents in Barcelona and Melilla (Spain)

Alemany-Arrebola,

Gallardo-Vigil,

Ortiz-Gómez

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Contemporary societies are increasingly multireligious, multiethnic, and multicultural, but to what extent are they ready for coexistence? This paper evaluates the competencies for intercultural and interreligious dialogue in two very different contexts: Barcelona and Melilla, two cities with great ethnic and cultural diversity, in which it is easy to have contact with people of different cultures and religions. To this end, we worked with a total of 1353 adolescents and young people, and four scales were used to evaluate intercultural and interreligious sensitivity, conflict management skills, and prejudices towards unaccompanied migrant minors. The findings suggest that in neither of these two contexts do adolescents and young people form relationships with these minors, despite accepting religious diversity and being educated at school in topics relating to coexistence and spirituality. In fact, participants showed a high level of prejudice towards this population. Implementation of more effective intervention programs in both cities is therefore recommended.

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“…Clinical evidence suggests that clinicians guide CHD patients by improving their coping skills to reduce these negative emotions. 12 Researchers suggest that Individuals with type B behavior patterns could not better cope with these stressors as well as individuals with type A behavior patterns. 13 Problem-focused coping strategies are more used in men and women than emotion-focused strategies in patients with CHD.…”

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Aggressive Behavior and Coping Strategies Among Cardiac Patients With Type a and Type B Behavior Pattern

Hamdani

Khawar²,

Rubab³

2022

Pak Heart J

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Objectives: The research aimed to explore the aggression and coping strategies in Type A and Type B cardiac patients. The study also assesses the role of gender and personality type in cardiac patients. Methodology: 101 cardiac patients from different hospitals in Punjab having male (56) and females (45) with an average range of 22-70 were taken for the study. The education range was between middle to master and all were married. All the patients diagnosed with coronary heart disease were referred by their medical staff, with the problems in their ECGs, Echocardiography, and further diagnostic assessments taken as sample. Personality types, and coping styles have been assessed along with their detailed demographics. Results: The mean age range was 45 years, out of the total 101 patients male and female were 55.5% and 44.5%, respectively. Patients of type A and type B personality were 55(45.8%) and 46 (38.3%) respectively. In Cardiac patients avoidant Coping predicted verbal aggression and problem-focused coping predicted physical aggression whereas Problem-Focused and Avoidant Focused negatively predicted aggression among Type A cardiac patients. Gender moderated between aggression and personality type among type A and type B cardiac patients. The interaction effect of gender and personality type on problem-focused, emotion-focused, and avoidant-focused coping is also evident in the results. Conclusion: The study concluded that cardiac patients differ in their coping styles relevant to gender and personality type. Furthermore, gender also affects their level of aggression with the interaction of coping styles among them.

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Aggressive coping strategy in situations of social conflict. an attempt to determine personality predictors

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Estrategias de afrontamiento en los conflictos entre adolescentes: revisión sistemática

Estrategias de afrontamiento en los conflictos entre adolescentes: revisión sistemática

Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue Competences in Adolescents in Barcelona and Melilla (Spain)

Aggressive Behavior and Coping Strategies Among Cardiac Patients With Type a and Type B Behavior Pattern

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